Ictalurus punctatus
Ictalurus punctatus
(Channel Catfish)
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14 results for Ictalurus punctatus (Channel Catfish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1462179 UTSan JuanSan Juan River basin2015 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Cornersestablished
1702395 UTSan JuanSan Juan River outside of Bluff, Utah1993 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724639 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492018 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724643 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492018 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724647 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492018 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724651 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492018 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724655 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492018 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724659 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492018 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724663 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492019 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724667 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492019 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724671 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492019 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724675 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492019 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724679 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492019 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 
1724683 UTSan JuanSan Juan River, rkm 1492019 14080201 Lower San Juan-Four Corners 

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/21/2024].

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